Local ads and notices mix with budget report
The page lists admissions and discharges from Corry area hospitals and multiple residents by name and address, followed by line ads for shoes and auto service. It ends with a record state budget proposal by Governor Hughes totaling 646,929,749, up 63 million from last year’s approved figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geese —Jarman
Zalzneck
Dial
Im -Turben
Chevrolet
Trenton
N. J
Richard J. Hughes
Missing Meadville girl Beverly Ward last seen after work
Beverly Carole Ward an 18 year old Meadville resident disappeared after finishing a shift at W T Grant Store Saturday. She was last seen wearing a blue skirt blue white floral blouse a black and white tweed coat and a blue scarf. She graduated Meadville Senior High School.
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Meadville
Beverly Carole Ward
W. T. Grant
Margaret Kays
Meadville Senior High School
Coup Attempt Fails In Laos Amid Broad Broadcasts
Rebels led by young officers urged calm and urged others to join the revolt while government troops under Gen Kouprasith Abhay moved toward Vientiane. A helicopter ferried the general to the royal palace as Pathet Lao controls two thirds of Laos but only a third of its people live there.
Scranton Calls For 10 Year Road Program In Pa
Governor Scranton warns federal aid may cap at 1.5 billion under current law and says Pennsylvania would lag behind others without a new plan. He cites 57 years to meet road needs across 67 counties and urges a 10 year program over political cycles. The State Highway Commission will outline details in June.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
State Highway Commission
Sepats
Negro Vote Protest Draws Segments In Perry County
Article notes a vote protest by Black residents and outlines a state law requiring county registrars to meet on the first and third Mondays. A federal referee was appointed in Perry County after a Justice Department suit, but prospective voters must still apply to the county board before registration. The judge Thomas appointed referee governs the process.
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Segnumue En Page
Perry County
Justice Department
Thomas
Dallas
Perry
Coup Leaders Reach Talks At Souvanna's House
Phouma and two army generals sheltered as troops moved in. The coup leaders, in fatigue dress with helmets and blue scarves, appeared at Souvanna's home for negotiations and returned grim.
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Phouma
Souvanna
Penn Drivers Face Penalties Under New Point System
Harrisburg AP report on a proposed point system for driver penalties. Senate debate led by Sen. George N. Wade covers suspensions for speeding 20 mph over limit, 12 or more points in three years, and discretionary sanctions. Wade also signals a toll road bill for regions around Philadelphia Allentown Bethlehem Harrisburg Lancaster and Pittsburgh valleys. Voter qualification rules in Beaver Allegheny and Turtle Creek Valleys noted.
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Harrisbuts
Scranton
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Wade
Senate Highways Committee
State Revenue Department
Revenue Department
Revenue Secretary
Turnpike Commission
Commission
Philadelphia
Allentown
Bethlehemiaston
Harrisburg - Lancaster-Chester
Beaver, Allegheny
Turtle Creek
Pittsburgh
Deaths of Mr Greer and Mrs Barnes in Centerville area
Mr Greer of Centerville died instantly when his car struck a utility pole on the highway. He was 47 and survived by a son, daughter, siblings, and several in laws. services set at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with interment in Sunnyside Cemetery Centerville. Mrs Barnes died suddenly in Pontiac at 54. survivors include husband Harrison five daughters two sons a stepson siblings and numerous grandchildren. funeral arrangements by St George Funeral Home to be announced.
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Mr. Greer
Centerville
Baroda
Mich
Greer
Titusville Eagles Club
Ronald
Erie
Ronda
Verne
Robert
LeRoy
Edgar
Elsie) Alderman
Roy
Helen) Ehrhart
R. D
Earl
Edna) VanTassel
Eugene
Blanche) Tracy
Carl
William
Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Harland Hill
Harrison
Blanche) Barnes
Corry
Leon Bunning
Stanley Barrey
Westfield
Theodore Cooper
Paul Cooper
Donald Barnes
Pontiac
Clarence Beemis
Louis Beemis
Barnes
Merle Cooper
St. George Funeral Home
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
The phrase contrasts spoken and printed language as enduring forms. It highlights the permanence of text against fleeting speech and reflects on literacy, communication, and media persistence. The quote suggests printed words provide lasting record and reach beyond momentary conversation.
Voor wins Holstein calf for 4-H work in Erie County
Rodney McCray six year 4 H Club member from Concord Community Club receives a registered Holstein heifer calf from Howard Hammond. He has exhibited dairy tractor handyman forestry physical fitness and gun safety projects and competed in state dairy shows and 4 H events including State Days and Pennsylvania 4 H Club Congress.
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Erie County Holstein Association
Rodney McCray
Joseph” McCray
R.D. J. Corry
Concord
Rodney
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Penn State University
Howard Hammond
R. D
Corry
RC Gears For Big Turnout
Donors gave 278 pints during last year’s Bloodmobile visits at Pantimode venue Om rage One, aiding an $8,995 effort. Through the city’s Buffalo Blood Bank affiliation 450 pints were available in 1964, with no outside blood from other Buffalo affiliates. Stroup warned Corry would face higher costs if it operated its own blood bank.
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Buffalo Blood Bank
Stroup
Corry
Birth Announced for Schreeengost Son at Corry Memorial
A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ronald Schreeengost of 644 South Center.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ronald Schreeengost
South Center Street
Lyle Rolland
St. Vinecent's Hospital
Rolland Hiscox
Erie
Titusville Man Stabs Self After Quarrel
A 76 year old Titusville man identified as Raymond E. Peterson stabbed himself in the abdomen during a family quarrel and was found by police. He was taken to Titusville Hospital in satisfactory condition after emergency surgery. The report notes blood for transfusions is free to Corry residents.
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Titusvills
Titusville Hospital
Raymond E. Peterson
Peterson
Mari
Corry
Stroup
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Method
New healing substance Bio-Dyne claims to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Case reports show reduction and lasting relief as patients note piles age ceases to be a problem. Available in kit form as Preparation H8 at drug counters.
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N.Y
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Reiter Ieeress
Aetna Casualty
Rautto
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Libby Glass
Mountain
Keystone
Brigham Hardware
Lepeete Pepeete
James Ross
Clara Rauscher
Spring Street
Calvin Swarm
Corry Robbin
Donald Weaver
Pittsfield
Melvin
Harry Dunlap
Findley Lake
Edward Griffis
East Main Street
Robert Dallacqua
South Center
Malcolm McGinnis
Dale Mitchell
Glen Evans
Clymer
Mary Glavis
Ruth Snyder
Orry
James Kolstee
James Graham
Garland
Quentin Nielsen
West Frederick Street
Ron Schrecengost
Eunice Lyon
North Clymer
Clare Measel
Laos
Journal Daily
Sheffield
Ofter
Bargain Tables
Bennett
Penn’nDrivers
Gram Library
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Carry Concrete and Gravel CO
N. Center
Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St
Frank’s
Thomas Motors
Johnson
White House
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Washington, D. C
Walter H. Greer
Wit
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Eal Voor
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Titusville
Loblaws
Sogle Lumber
Ram Fury
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